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Creating Static Web Apps With F# and Fable

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Creating Static Web Apps With F# and Fable

Friday, Jul 9, 2021 2 minute read Tags: azure serverless web fsharp dotnet

While I’ve done lots of stuff with F# over the years, it’s pretty much all centred around apps on the server. With Azure Static Web Apps being a big area for myself these days I’ve been looking at the role that F# plays with it.

This led me to have a proper look at Fable. Fable is a F# to JavaScript compiler, meaning you can write F# code and have it compiled to JavaScript, which is then run in the browser (or in a Node.js/Electron/etc. but I’m focusing on the browser usage).

So, in an effort to make it easier to get started with Fable and Static Web Apps, I’ve put together three GitHub repo templates. All the templates have a common Azure Function backend (using F#), use Paket for dependency management, Vite for bundling the JavaScript (I wanted to avoid webpack), Thoth.Fetch for calling the API and a VS Code Remote Container config to setup an F# environment. For the client, there’s Fable, Feliz (a React DSL in F#) and Elmish (a Model-View-Update pattern).

I’ve also included some instructions on deploying to SWA, as it’s a bit tricker than a normal app.

Check out the templates, and let me know if there’s anything you’d like to see in them to make it easier to get started with F# and Static Web Apps.

Published: 2021-07-09 03:39:31 +0000 UTC, Version: 1e7edea

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